Biografia:
Peter Silberman is the founder of and creative force behind the New York City band, The Antlers. Silberman released two solo albums under The Antlers name, Uprooted, and In the Attic of the Universe, before forming a trio and recording Hospice in 2009. Peter's first proper solo album Impermanence was released on February 24, 2017 via ANTI- records, describing it as a continuation of the emotional odyssey he began in The Antlers, moving the conversation even further down the path.
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Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
(First chord I'm making, so it might be very off. I dont play the guitar either, ironically enough but I
just feel like sharing this, since I'm very passionate about this song.
I'm a bit uncertain about the Bdim - Am progression before the chorus, but hopefully it'll be worked on by
others as well!)
[Intro]
Am G C
Am G C
Am G C Bdim Am
F G C
[Verse 1]
Am G C
When my nerve wore down
Am G C
I was assailed by simple little sounds
Am G C Bdim Am
Hammer clangs, sirens in the park
F G C
Like I never heard New York
[Verse 2]
Am G C
Blaring brakes, trapped trucks
Am G C
Honk and horns, hissing buses stuck
Am G C Bdim Am
Shrieking trains, barreling berserk
F G Am
Like I never heard New York
F G C
Like I never heard New York
[Bridge]
Am G C
Am G C
Am G C Bdim Am
F G C
[Verse 3]
Am G C
When the room grew loud,
Am G C
I learned to stand in back behind the crowd,
Am G C Bdim Am
Dam canals with cork,
F G C
Like I never heard New York
[Verse 4]
Am G C
But when the walls gave way,
Am G C
I had to flee, I had to back away
Am G C Bdim Am
as the whole town barked,
F G Am
Like I never heard New York
F G C
Like I never heard New York
just feel like sharing this, since I'm very passionate about this song.
I'm a bit uncertain about the Bdim - Am progression before the chorus, but hopefully it'll be worked on by
others as well!)
[Intro]
Am G C
Am G C
Am G C Bdim Am
F G C
[Verse 1]
Am G C
When my nerve wore down
Am G C
I was assailed by simple little sounds
Am G C Bdim Am
Hammer clangs, sirens in the park
F G C
Like I never heard New York
[Verse 2]
Am G C
Blaring brakes, trapped trucks
Am G C
Honk and horns, hissing buses stuck
Am G C Bdim Am
Shrieking trains, barreling berserk
F G Am
Like I never heard New York
F G C
Like I never heard New York
[Bridge]
Am G C
Am G C
Am G C Bdim Am
F G C
[Verse 3]
Am G C
When the room grew loud,
Am G C
I learned to stand in back behind the crowd,
Am G C Bdim Am
Dam canals with cork,
F G C
Like I never heard New York
[Verse 4]
Am G C
But when the walls gave way,
Am G C
I had to flee, I had to back away
Am G C Bdim Am
as the whole town barked,
F G Am
Like I never heard New York
F G C
Like I never heard New York
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